Gravel
Our Best Bikepacking Tips & A Stunning Custom Gravel Bike
Touring on your bicycle over many days and across long distances is nothing new. But the latest crop fo bikepacking bikes, gear, and accessories makes it more fun than ever. We asked one of our brand ambassadors for some tips on how every cyclist can get the most fun out of any bikepacking adventure.
Top 5 Tips To Help You Prepare For Your Very First Gravel Bike Race
Gravel riding is here, and it’s fantastic. Adventuring off the beaten path is unlike any type of riding you've done before. So if you’ve recently caught the gravel riding bug, or you’re just looking to see what all the fuss is about, then check out the following tips for taking on your first-ever gravel bike race.
Just Outside The Window—A Gravel Bikepacking Adventure In France
Four French-based Felt Bicycles team members have long dreamt of outfitting their gravel bikes with an assortment of camping gear and exploring the local area right outside their office. Recently, they did just that—and they found a deeper connection with the complicated and harrowing history of the region, too.
TransRockies Gravel Royale Pairs with Felt Bicycles as Presenting Sponsor
TransRockies Race Series, a global leader in adventure stage races, has announced Felt Bicycles as presenting sponsor of TransRockies Gravel Royale. We are eager to continue to build upon the momentum of gravel cycling with this new and highly anticipated stage race taking place in British Columbia, Canada, in 2021.
What’s The Best Gravel Bike? How To Choose Between The Breed & Broam
So you're getting a gravel bike? Awesome! Not sure which one to pick? Don't worry, we've got you covered. If you’re looking for a cheat sheet that lays down the key differences between the Breed and the Broam, then you’ve come to the right place. Here’s what you need to know about Felt's gravel bikes.
The Top 5 Differences Between A Gravel Bike And A Cyclocross Bike
A cyclocross bike is ideally suited for going fast on a racecourse, while a gravel bike is best for all-day adventures over mixed terrain. But what separates these two types of bikes in terms of different riding experiences? And can’t you just have one of the two types of bikes to use for both gravel and cyclocross?